WO2015186939A1 - 다중 터치용 터치모듈 - Google Patents
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- a touch module is manufactured by arranging a plurality of touch parts including a material inducing an electrostatic change in a uniquely designed geometrical relationship in advance, and a predetermined number of touch parts are disposed on a touch film that contacts a capacitive touch screen. Or a capacitive touch by contact, thereby preventing a design geometric relationship between the plurality of touch parts and a mechanical structure in which the plurality of touch parts are touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen from being visually exposed to the outside, It is to prevent the recognition error and the distortion of the geometric relationship at the point of expression touch.
- a plurality of touch points recognized by capacitively touching a touch module manufactured by arranging a plurality of touch units made of a material inducing an electrostatic change in a unique design geometric relationship pre-designed to the capacitive touch screen provided in the terminal A touch based service is disclosed that reads the geometric relationship of the two and uses the geometric relationship of the read touch points as identification means and / or authentication means of service provision.
- the geometric relationship formed by the touch points in the touch-based service is used as an identification means and / or an authentication means for providing the service, the geometric relationship between the touch parts disposed in the touch module should not be visually exposed to the outside. If the geometrical relationship of the touch parts is exposed to the outside, it may cause a problem of easily copying or stealing them.
- some capacitive touch screens may have a horizontal / vertical lattice touch circuit formed on the touch screen.
- three or more points in the horizontal direction may be multi-touched or three or more points in the vertical direction may be multi-touched.
- the capacitance may be distributed and some touch points may not be recognized.
- the touch part provided in the touch module is not directly touched by the capacitive touch screen, and a film exists between the touch part and the touch screen, the probability that some touch points are not recognized by dispersion of capacitance is further increased.
- An object of the present invention for solving the above problems is to arrange a plurality of touch parts made of a material that induces electrostatic changes in a unique geometric relationship projected onto the capacitive touch screen, the plurality of touch parts And to provide a multi-touch touch module having a touch screen to visually block the exposure of the touch portion between the capacitive touch screen.
- the present invention provides a multi-touch touch module configured to provide a capacitive touch by arranging and fixing a number of touch parts or by contacting a predetermined number of touch parts corresponding to a geometrical design in the inner region.
- Still another object of the present invention is to sequentially touch the capacitive touch screen with a small time difference between touch parts fixed to the inner region of the touch layer or contacting the inner region of the touch layer by a force applied by a human hand.
- a touch recognition even if the number of touch units included in the touch module is increased, all the touch units provided in the touch module provide a touch module for multi-touch so that all of the touch units are recognized without a recognition error.
- the present invention by adjusting the number of touch points that are simultaneously multi-touch on the capacitive touch screen by using a minute time difference multiple touch generated inside the touch screen even though the touch screen is touched via the touch screen without directly touching the touch unit on the capacitive touch screen. You can control that no recognition errors occur.
- Still another object of the present invention is to first touch the touch film provided on the touch module to the capacitive touch screen, and then touch the touch parts that are fixed to the inner area of the touch film or are in contact with the inner area of the touch film by the force of force.
- Touch-sensitive touch screen, multi-touch touch module that does not distort the geometrical relationship of the touch by the force applied in the touch process even if the touch parts touched on the capacitive touch screen sequentially touches a minute time difference In providing. If you touch the capacitive touch screen directly by exposing the touch parts with different heights to the outside, the touch part of the higher height is over touched and lower than the calculated area according to the size of the force applied to the touch module.
- the touch portion of may increase the probability that a smaller area than the calculated area is touched to cause distortion of the geometric relationship. Even if a touch part having a different area is placed on the touch module by correcting such area distortion, if the touch parts of different heights directly touch the capacitive touch screen, the direction of force applied by the force of the touch parts is different. The height difference may increase the probability of tilting in a specific direction to cause distortion of the geometric relationship.
- the touch screen is first contacted with the capacitive touch screen, and then a plurality of touch units disposed or fixed in the inner region of the touch screen are touched on the capacitive touch screen, thereby distorting the geometric relationship by the touch module in the touch recognition process. It can prevent.
- the multi-touch touch module in the touch module touched on the capacitive touch screen, includes a material for inducing a change in the electrostatic touch screen of the capacitive touch screen, and is made of a unique geometrical design in advance. And a plurality of touch units disposed in a geometrical relationship projected on the touch panel, and a contact area contacting the capacitive touch screen when the touch module touches the capacitive touch screen.
- the touch screen may be disposed in and fixed to a predetermined number of touch units corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design, or contact the predetermined number of touch units corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design through the inner region.
- the touch layer may include a material capable of transferring the capacitive touch by the touch unit to the capacitive touch screen, and may include a material for blocking a visual relationship of the geometric relationship formed by the plurality of touch units. Can be.
- the touch unit may include a material that can be restored after contraction.
- the touch unit may be fixed to the height of at least one touch unit higher than the height of the other touch unit.
- the touch unit may be capacitively touched on the capacitive touch screen sequentially from the highest touch unit.
- the multi-touch touch module may further include a frame unit for applying capacitance of the human body to the touch unit.
- the geometrical relationship in the design may include at least one of a distance relationship and an angle relationship between the midpoints of the respective touch units.
- the geometric relationship in the design may include a geometric relationship in which one of the plurality of touch units is fixed and disposed at a designated position on the design.
- the geometrical relationship in the design may include at least one of a distance relationship and an angle relationship between the midpoint of the designated touch unit and the midpoint of the remaining touch unit.
- the geometrical relationship in the design may include at least one of a distance relationship and an angle relationship between a reference point determined through the designated touch unit and a midpoint of each touch unit.
- the multi-touch touch module further includes a frame portion for arranging and fixing a plurality of touch portions corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design, wherein the touch film is disposed and fixed to the frame portion through the inner region. It may be in contact with the touch unit.
- the touch layer may contact the touch unit fixed to the frame unit by a force applied in one direction at the time when the touch module touches the capacitive touch screen.
- the touch layer is fixed to the touch portion of the plurality of touch portions corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design
- the touch module, the touch portion of the plurality of touch portions corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design It may further include a frame portion for fixing the arrangement.
- the touch film may contact the remaining touch parts disposed and fixed to the frame part through the inner area, and the frame part may contact some touch parts disposed and fixed to the inner area of the touch film.
- the touch layer is disposed and fixed to the plurality of touch portions corresponding to the geometrical design in the inner region
- the touch module further includes a frame portion in contact with the touch portion disposed fixed to the inner region of the touch layer can do.
- the frame unit may contact the touch unit fixed to the inner region of the touch layer by a force applied in one direction when the touch module touches the capacitive touch screen.
- the multi-touch touch module in the touch module touched on the capacitive touch screen, includes a material inducing a change in the electrostatic touch screen of the capacitive touch screen.
- a plurality of touch units disposed in a design geometric relationship projected on the screen, a frame unit for arranging and fixing the plurality of touch units corresponding to the design geometric relationship in the design geometric relationship, and contact with the capacitive touch screen
- a touch layer formed in contact with the touch unit fixed to the frame unit through an inner region provided in a direction opposite to the contact region.
- the multi-touch touch module in the touch module touched on the capacitive touch screen, includes a material inducing a change in the electrostatic touch screen of the capacitive touch screen. And a plurality of touch units disposed in a design geometric relationship projected on the screen, and a contact area in contact with the capacitive touch screen, and having an internal area provided in a direction opposite to the contact area. And a touch layer for arranging and fixing a touch unit of a portion of the corresponding plurality of touch units, and a frame unit for arranging and fixing the remaining touch units except for a touch unit disposed and fixed to an inner region of the touch layer among the plurality of touch units.
- the touch layer may contact the touch unit fixed to the frame unit, and the frame unit may contact the touch unit fixed to the inner region of the touch layer.
- the multi-touch touch module in the touch module touched on the capacitive touch screen, includes a material inducing a change in the electrostatic touch screen of the capacitive touch screen. And a plurality of touch units disposed in a design geometric relationship projected on the screen, and a contact area in contact with the capacitive touch screen, and having an internal area provided in a direction opposite to the contact area. And a touch layer for arranging and fixing the corresponding plurality of touch parts in a geometrical relationship, and a frame part contacting the touch part disposed and fixed in an inner region of the touch layer.
- the geometric relationship (eg, distance and / or angle) of the plurality of touch parts provided in the touch module and the mechanical structure (eg, height difference) of the touch parts are blocked from being visually exposed to the outside.
- touch parts that are fixed to the inner region of the touch layer or touched by the human hand by touch force are sequentially touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen with a slight time difference. Even if the number of touch units provided in the touch module is increased, all the touch units provided in the touch module can be effectively touch recognized without a recognition error. For example, when four or more touch units provided in the touch module are simultaneously touched by directly contacting the capacitive touch screen, the probability of some of the touch units not being recognized increases under a specific condition. Nevertheless, there is an advantage in that all four or more touch parts can be stably touched on the capacitive touch screen without a recognition error, rather than directly touching four or more touch parts simultaneously.
- the touch film provided in the touch module is first contacted with the capacitive touch screen, and the touch parts fixed to the inner area of the touch film or fixed to the inner area of the touch film by a pressure pull are connected to the capacitive touch screen.
- 1 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between a touch unit and a touch layer provided in the touch module.
- FIG. 2 to 5 illustrate a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- 6 to 9 are diagrams illustrating a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 10 to 13 are diagrams illustrating a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 to 16 illustrate a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG 17 to 19 illustrate a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- 20 to 22 are diagrams illustrating a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- 23 to 25 illustrate a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit included in the touch module according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- 26 to 28 are diagrams illustrating a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- 29 to 31 are views illustrating a relationship between a touch unit, a touch film, and a frame unit provided in the touch module according to the ninth embodiment of the present invention.
- 32 to 34 illustrate a relationship between a touch unit, a touch layer, and a frame unit included in the touch module according to the tenth method of the present invention.
- 35 to 39 are views illustrating a touch module manufacturing process according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 40 to 44 are views illustrating a touch module manufacturing process according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- the following embodiments correspond to exemplary embodiments of a preferred union form among many embodiments of the present invention, and embodiments that omit a specific configuration in the following embodiments, or a function implemented in a specific configuration to a specific configuration
- Embodiments for dividing, or for incorporating functions implemented in two or more configurations into one configuration, etc., are all clearly included in the scope of the present invention even if not mentioned in the following embodiments.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between the touch unit 105 and the touch layer 110 provided in the touch module 100.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a touch unit provided in a touch module 100 which is manufactured by arranging a plurality of touch units 105 including a material for inducing electrostatic changes of a capacitive touch screen in a unique geometric design.
- the relationship between the 105 and the touch film 110 and the frame unit 115 is illustrated, and a person having ordinary knowledge in the art to which the present invention pertains may refer to and / or modify the present invention, referring to FIG.
- Various implementation methods for the relationship between the 105 and the touch film 110 may be inferred, but the present invention includes all the implementation methods inferred above, and the technical features thereof are only shown in the implementation method shown in FIG. This is not limited.
- the touch module 100 may include a plurality of touch units 105 including a material for inducing a change in electrostatic capacitance of the capacitive touch screen and arranged in a unique design geometric relationship pre-designed, and a touch.
- the touch panel 110 includes a contact area 110a contacting the capacitive touch screen and is disposed in the inner area 110b provided in a direction opposite to the contact area 110a.
- a touch layer that arranges and fixes a predetermined number of touch parts 105 corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design or contacts the predetermined number of touch parts 105 corresponding to the geometrical relationship of the design through the inner region 110b. It is made with a 110, and comprises a frame portion 115 made of a material for applying the capacitance of the human body to the touch portion 105.
- the touch unit 105 is a generic name of a component including an electrostatic change inducing material capable of capacitively touching a capacitive touch screen. It is preferable to comprise.
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured using a conductive material having rubber elasticity of at least one of a conductive rubber material, a conductive plastic material, and a conductive silicon material.
- the touch unit 105 may have a measured resistance value between a predesigned hardness (for example, a Shore A durometer based reference value of 80 or less) and an electrical resistance (for example, a portion to be touched and a portion electrically connected to the human body). Can be made with).
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured by using a metallic material, and the metal material may have a high electrical conductivity (for example, being touched by gold, silver, copper, aluminum, etc.). Any material may be used as long as it is a metallic material having a measured resistance value between 1 and a part electrically connected to the human body. However, since the metallic material is difficult to shrink and restore, the metallic material may be provided in the touch module 100 in the form of being connected to another electrostatic change inducing material which may be restored after shrinking.
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured by plating a metallic material on a non-conductive material.
- the non-conductive material is preferably made of a material that can be restored after shrinking. If the non-conductive material is not restorable after contraction, the non-conductive material may be provided in the touch module 100 in the form of being connected to another electrostatic change inducing material that is restorable after contraction.
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured by forming a metal film of a metallic material on the outside of the cushioning material of the elastic material which can be restored after shrinking.
- the cushioning material may be made of a foamable material such as a sponge or polyurethane, and the metal film may be manufactured by plating a metallic material on the cushioning material and / or yarn or cotton yarn of the metallic material.
- the touch unit 105 may have a structure of an EMI shielding gasket.
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured using a carbon fiber material including a carbon nanotube material or a single wall carbon nanotube material.
- the touch unit 105 may be manufactured using a dielectric material including a dielectric material in a solid form or a liquid dielectric material and a container containing the same.
- Dielectric material is a generic term for a material in which polarization occurs due to a voltage or an electric field to generate a bond charge on the surface, and a dielectric charge is generated by polarization due to a voltage or an electric field applied to the surface of the touch screen. It is preferable to include a ferroelectric material (for example, barium titanate or rossel salt, etc.) having a dielectric constant to be produced.
- the touch unit 105 is a combination of the first to sixth touch unit embodiments (for example, the fourth touch unit is implemented on the metallic material of the second touch unit embodiment).
- the shrinkage of the example can be made of a form in which a material formed by forming a metal film of a metallic material on the outside of the resilient cushioning material of the elastic material).
- the touch unit embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the case of the first to seventh touch unit embodiments, and is made of a material for inducing electrostatic change of the capacitive touch screen, and any material may be included in the scope of the present invention. It is obvious that it belongs.
- the touch unit 105 manufactured in the first to seventh touch unit embodiments includes a contact surface having a contact area calculated to touch the capacitive touch screen.
- the contact surface of the touch unit 105 may be manufactured in a circular shape having a diameter of 3 to 7 or an oval or polygonal shape having a contact area corresponding to the circular area having a diameter of 3 to 7.
- the plurality of touch units 105 may be manufactured to have the same height, or at least one height may be manufactured to a height higher than or equal to a preset reference value than the height of the other touch units 105. .
- the touch unit 105 is capacitive to the capacitive touch screen sequentially from the highest touch unit 105. Is touched. Meanwhile, even when the plurality of touch units 105 are manufactured at the same height, the touch units 105 may be capacitively touched on the capacitive touch screen with a slight time difference in the sliding process due to the force applied to the frame unit 115. Can be.
- the touch layer 110 is a generic term for a component made of a material capable of transferring a change in electrostatic force by the touch unit 105 to the capacitive touch screen, and preferably includes a contact area 110a contacting the capacitive touch screen. It is made in plate form.
- the touch unit 105 is disposed or fixed to the inner region 110b provided in the direction opposite to the contact region 110a of the touch layer 110 or fixed to the frame unit 115.
- the touch layer 110 is a material capable of transferring the capacitive touch by the touch units 105 disposed and / or fixed to the inner region 110b to the capacitive touch screen. It is made, including.
- the touch layer 110 may be formed of any one of a combination of a nonconductive material, a conductive material, and a nonconductive material in terms of electrical conductivity.
- the touch film 110 may be made of the non-conductive material, the touch film 110, in which case the touch film 110 is 0.2mm It is desirable to be manufactured to within thickness. That is, even if the thickness of the touch film 110 is within 0.2 mm, the electrostatic change of the electrostatic change inducing material constituting the plurality of touch parts 105 based on the capacitance of the human body, even if the non-conductive material is more than 99% It can be delivered to the touch screen.
- the thickness of the touch film 110 made of a non-conductive material is proportional to the magnitude of the current or voltage applied to the surface of the capacitive touch screen, or the thickness of the touch part 105 made of a conductive material that delivers capacitance of the human body. It can be changed in inverse proportion to the resistance, the present invention will be apparent that the touch film 110 made of such a non-conductive material is included in the right range.
- the touch film 110 is formed of a plurality of holes in a non-conductive material in a lattice structure (or honeycomb structure), the touch through the plurality of holes
- a metal material may be plated on a predetermined region (eg, about 2 mm in diameter) on both sides of the film 110 to form a plating hole.
- a metal material that is plated in predetermined regions on both surfaces through the plating hole serves to transmit a static change of the touch unit 105. Therefore, the plating holes are preferably arranged closely (for example, the distance between the areas plated on both sides through the plating holes is about 2 mm).
- the thickness of the touch film 110 may be not limited to a separate value.
- the transmission rate of the electrostatic change is further improved.
- the touch film 110 may be manufactured to form a conductive layer by embedding a conductive material (eg, a metal material) inside a plate of a non-conductive material. . Both conductive layers may be in the form of plates or nets.
- a conductive material eg, a metal material
- Both conductive layers may be in the form of plates or nets.
- the thickness of the touch film 110 itself may not be limited in the third touch film embodiment, the conductive layer and the capacitive touch screen are in contact with the capacitive touch screen. It is preferable that it is produced so that the space
- the touch film 110 may be manufactured by combining two or more of the first to third conductive embodiments.
- the embodiment of the touch film 110 of the present invention is not limited to the case of the above-described embodiment, and may have any form or property as long as it has a material or characteristic capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the touch unit 105 to the electrostatic touch screen. Even if it has a configuration, it will be apparent that it belongs to the scope of rights described in the claims of the present invention.
- the touch film 110 may be formed of a material that blocks the geometric relationship formed by the touch parts 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b so as not to be visually exposed. It is made to include.
- the touch film 110 is made of an opaque material in terms of light transmittance, or made of an opaque material on at least one side, made of a translucent material, or made of a translucent material on at least one side, or a transparent material It may be made of, or made of a transparent material on at least one side, made of a variable transmittance material, or at least one side may be made of at least one or a combination of two or more.
- the touch film 110 may be made of an opaque material capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the electrostatic change inducing material to the electrostatic touch screen.
- the opaque material may ideally include a material having a transmittance of 0% of light incident on the touch film 110, but may be designated by a plurality of touch parts 105 provided in the inner region 110b with the naked eye from the outside.
- the geometric relationship is defined as belonging to the category of opaque material to the light transmittance which cannot be visually identified, and the numerical value shall be included even if the light transmittance is less than 5%.
- the touch film 110 may include an opaque material capable of transferring an electrostatic change by an electrostatic change inducing material to the electrostatic touch screen on at least one side.
- the touch layer 110 may include a transparent or translucent material on the other side, and may be provided with a layer or film of an opaque material on at least one side, or may be coated or painted with an opaque material. Can be.
- the touch film 110 may be made of a translucent material capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the electrostatic change inducing material to the electrostatic touch screen.
- the translucent material refers to a material having a light transmittance that the transmittance of light incident on the touch layer 110 does not belong to the opaque category and does not belong to the transparent category.
- the touch film 110 may include a translucent material capable of transferring an electrostatic change by an electrostatic change inducing material to at least one side of the touch screen.
- the touch layer 110 may be formed of a transparent or opaque material on the other side, and a layer or film of a translucent material is provided on at least one side, or the translucent material is applied or painted. Can be.
- the touch film 110 may be made of a transparent material capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the electrostatic change inducing material to the electrostatic touch screen.
- the transparent material is ideally to include a material having a transmittance of 100% of light incident on the touch film 110, but is defined as belonging to the category of transparent materials up to a material having a light transmittance of 95% or more.
- the touch film 110 may include a transparent material capable of transferring an electrostatic change by an electrostatic change inducing material to at least one side to the electrostatic touch screen.
- the touch layer 110 may include an opaque or translucent material on the other side, and a layer or film of a transparent material is provided on at least one side, or the transparent film is applied or painted. Can be.
- the touch film 110 may be made of a variable transmittance material capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the electrostatic change inducing material to the electrostatic touch screen.
- the variable transmittance material is a generic term for a material whose transmittance is variable by an electrical signal, and may include, for example, a variable transmittance glass material.
- the variable transmittance material is not limited to the variable transmittance glass, and if the electrostatic change caused by the electrostatic change inducing material can be transmitted to the electrostatic touch screen, the material may vary in transmittance, so long as it includes any material within the scope of the present invention. It is obvious that it belongs.
- the touch film 110 includes a transmittance variable material capable of transferring an electrostatic change by an electrostatic change inducing material to at least one side of the touch screen.
- the touch layer 110 may include a transparent or translucent or opaque material on the other side, and at least one side may be provided with a layer or film of a variable transmittance material, or may be coated or painted with a variable transmittance material. It can be made in the form of termination.
- the touch film 110 may be manufactured by combining two or more of the first to eighth transmittance embodiments.
- the embodiment of the touch film 110 of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and any light transmittance may be provided as long as it has a material or a characteristic capable of transferring the electrostatic change by the touch unit 105 to the electrostatic touch screen. Even if it is apparent that it belongs to the scope of rights described in the claims of the present invention.
- the touch area 110a of the touch film 110 is disposed and fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 at the point of contact with the capacitive touch screen.
- the capacitive touch is generated on the capacitive touch screen by the touch units 105 contacting the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the plurality of touch units 105 may be fixed to the frame unit 115, in which case the frame unit 115 is a pre-designed unique design geometric
- the plurality of touch units 105 are arranged and fixed.
- the touch module 100 in which the plurality of touch units 105 are disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115, is touched on the capacitive touch screen
- the design of the touch units 105 arranged and fixed to the frame unit 115 may be performed.
- a plurality of touch points are touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen. That is, in the first touch unit arrangement embodiment, the frame unit 115 arranges and fixes the plurality of touch units 105 in a design geometric relationship projected on the capacitive touch screen.
- the plurality of touch units 105 may be fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, in which case the inner region of the touch layer 110 may be fixed.
- 110b arranges and fixes the plurality of touch units 105 in a unique design geometric relationship that is predesigned.
- the touch module 100 having the plurality of touch units 105 disposed on the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 is touched on the capacitive touch screen, the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 is touched.
- a plurality of touch points are touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen according to the geometrical relationship of the design of the touch units 105 fixed to the touch panel 105. That is, in the second touch unit arrangement embodiment, the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 arranges and fixes the plurality of touch units 105 in a geometrical design that is projected onto the capacitive touch screen.
- the touch unit 105 of some of the plurality of touch units 105 is disposed and fixed on the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the remaining touch unit 105 is fixed. ) May be fixed to the frame unit 115.
- the geometrical design of the plurality of touch units 105 may be arranged in the internal region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- a position is defined as a geometric relationship combining the arrangement positions of the remaining touch units 105 disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115. That is, in the third touch panel arrangement example, the geometrical relationship of the design may be based on the arrangement position of the part of the touch panel 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115. It comprises a geometric relationship of the touch parts 105 projected onto the capacitive touch screen by combining the arrangement position of the remaining touch parts 105 fixed to the arrangement.
- the geometrical relationship of design for arranging the plurality of touch units 105 is a design distance relationship between the midpoints of the respective touch units 105, and the midpoints of the respective touch units 105. At least one of a combination of an angle relationship in design, a distance relationship in design and an angle relationship between the midpoints of the respective touch units 105 may be included.
- the geometrical relationship of the design of arranging the plurality of touch units 105 fixes one of the designated touch units 105 of the plurality of touch units 105 to a predetermined fixed position on the design. May include geometric relationships to place.
- the geometrical relationship of the design is a design distance relationship between the midpoint of the designated touch unit 105 and the midpoint of the remaining touch unit 105, the midpoint of the designated touch unit 105, and the midpoint of the remaining touch unit 105. It may include at least one of a combination of a angular relationship in the design between the angle relationship in the design, the midpoint of the designated touch unit 105 and the midpoint of the remaining touch unit 105.
- the designated touch unit 105 fixedly disposed at a predetermined fixed position on the design may be a mark for defining a reference point of the geometric relationship on the design.
- the geometrical relationship of the design may be a design distance relationship between the reference point determined through the designated touch unit 105 and the midpoint of each touch unit 105, and a design angle relationship between the reference point and the midpoint of each touch unit 105. It may include at least one of a combination of a distance relation and an angular relation in design between the reference point and the midpoint of each touch unit 105.
- the designated touch unit 105 or the reference point provides a reference for reading the geometric relationship between the touch points even when the touch module 100 is touched in any direction at any position of the capacitive touch screen.
- FIG 2 to 5 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 2 to 5 show an embodiment in which a plurality of touch parts 105 having the same height are disposed and fixed in a unique design geometric relationship predesigned in the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. It is.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 2 includes a touch layer 110 having an inner region 110b for fixing and fixing a plurality of touch units 105 having the same height in a predesigned unique design geometric relationship. After the contact area 110a of the touch film 110 contacts the capacitive touch screen and before the force is applied, the touch area 105 is fixed to the touch parts 105 disposed on the inner area 110b of the touch film 110. It is provided with a frame portion 115 for maintaining a state spaced apart by more than the interval.
- the touch module 100 may include a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 disposed on the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. It is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 are fixed to the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. ) Is not exposed to the outside visually.
- a frame part 115 having an opposing surface which is in contact with the touch part 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 is provided inside the housing part 120.
- the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 contacts the contact area 110a of the touch film 110 with the capacitive touch screen, before the pressing force is applied, to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110.
- the frame part 115 may be formed as an inner area of the touch film 110.
- the plurality of touch units 105 applied to 105 and disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 may be touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen according to a unique geometric design previously designed.
- FIG. 6 to 9 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 to 9 illustrate an embodiment in which a plurality of touch units 105 having the same height are disposed and fixed in a unique design geometric relation pre-designed to the frame unit 115.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 6 includes a frame portion 115 for arranging and fixing a plurality of touch portions 105 having the same height in a pre-designed unique design geometric relationship, and contacting the touch layer 110. After the area 110a contacts the capacitive touch screen, the touch layer 110 may be kept spaced apart from the touch parts 105 fixed to the frame part 115 by a predetermined interval or more before a pressing force is applied. It is provided with.
- the touch module 100 includes a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 fixed to the frame part 115.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 disposed on the frame part 115 are visually externally touched by the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. Are not exposed.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 touches the contact area 110a of the touch layer 110 to the capacitive touch screen so that the touch module 100 is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 before a pressing force is applied.
- a spring 125 is provided to maintain the parts 105 and the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 spaced apart by a predetermined interval or more. Meanwhile, the spring 125 may be omitted as in the embodiment of FIG. 9.
- the touch parts 105 fixed to the frame part 115 are disposed on the touch screen 110.
- the capacitive body of the human body that contacts the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and applies a pressure force is applied to the touch unit 105 via the frame unit 115, and is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115.
- the plurality of touch units 105 are touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen according to a unique design geometric relationship which is previously designed while contacting the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- FIG. 10 to 13 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 included in the touch module 100 according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the touch portion 105 of a plurality of touch portions 105 having the same height is disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, and the remaining touch portions 105 are fixed.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 10 has a touch layer 110 and a touch layer 110 having an inner region 110b for arranging and fixing some of the touch units 105 of the plurality of touch units 105 having the same height. And a frame portion 115 for arranging and fixing the remaining touch portions 105 except for the touch portion 105 fixedly disposed in the inner region 110b of the inner surface 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the geometric relationship which combines the arrangement position of the arrangement fixed touch portion 105 and the arrangement position of the arrangement fixed portion 105 on the frame portion 115 forms a unique predesigned geometric relationship.
- 105 maintains a state spaced apart from the frame unit 115 by a predetermined interval, and the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 may have an inner region 110b of the touch layer 110. Maintain spaced intervals over a certain interval.
- the touch module 100 fixes the touch layer 110 and protects the touch unit 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115.
- Comprising a housing portion 120 is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 and the frame part 115 are fixed to the touch film ( 110 and the housing 120 is not visually exposed to the outside.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 contacts the contact area 110a of the touch layer 110 to the capacitive touch screen so that the touch module 100 is fixed to the frame unit 115 before a pressing force is applied.
- a spring 125 is provided to maintain the parts 105 and the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 spaced apart by a predetermined interval or more. Meanwhile, the spring 125 may be omitted as in the embodiment of FIG. 13.
- the touch fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 is fixed.
- the part 105 contacts the frame part 115, and the touch part 105 fixed to the frame part 115 contacts the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the electrostatic capacitance of the human body applying the force of attraction is applied to the touch unit 105 via the frame unit 115, and the touch unit fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115 is fixed.
- 105 are touch-recognized on the capacitive touchscreen according to a unique design geometric relationship predesigned.
- FIG. 14 to 16 illustrate a plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of another touch part 105 with a height of at least one touch part 105.
- An embodiment of placing and fixing in a unique design geometric relationship predesigned at 110b is shown.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 14 has a unique design geometrical relationship between a plurality of touch parts 105 having heights of at least one touch part 105 different from heights of other touch parts 105. And a touch film 110 having an internal area 110b fixedly disposed thereon, and after the contact area 110a of the touch film 110 contacts the capacitive touch screen, the touch film 110 before the pressing force is applied. And a frame portion 115 that is spaced apart from the touch portions 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the 110 by a predetermined interval or more.
- the touch module 100 may include a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 that is fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. It is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 are fixed to the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. ) Is not exposed to the outside visually.
- a frame part 115 having an opposing surface which is in contact with the touch part 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 is provided inside the housing part 120.
- the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 that can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 contacts the contact area 110a of the touch film 110 with the capacitive touch screen, before the pressing force is applied, to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110.
- a spring 125 for keeping the touch units 105 and the frame unit 115 fixed to the spaced apart from each other by a predetermined interval.
- the touch fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 is fixed.
- the touch unit 105 of the highest height of the unit 105 is sequentially contacted with the frame unit 115, and the electrostatic capacitance of the human body applying a force of pulling is applied to the touch layer 110 via the frame unit 115.
- the plurality of touch units 105 which are sequentially applied to the respective touch units 105 arranged and fixed to different heights in the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 are disposed in the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. Touch recognition is sequentially performed on the capacitive touch screen according to a unique predesigned geometric relationship.
- FIG 17 to 19 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 to 19 show a plurality of touch units 105 having a height different from a height of at least one touch unit 105 and a height different from that of other touch units 105 in advance in the frame unit 115. Embodiments of placing and fixing in a unique design geometric relationship are shown.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 17 uses a unique geometrical design in advance for designing a plurality of touch units 105 having a height different from that of another touch unit 105 to a height of at least one touch unit 105. And a frame portion 115 for arranging and fixing the touched portion fixed to the frame portion 115 after the contact area 110a of the touch layer 110 contacts the capacitive touch screen and before a pressing force is applied.
- the touch panel 110 may be spaced apart from the parts 105 by a predetermined interval or more.
- the touch module 100 includes a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 fixed to the frame part 115.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 disposed on the frame part 115 are visually externally touched by the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. Are not exposed.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 touches the contact area 110a of the touch layer 110 to the capacitive touch screen so that the touch module 100 is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 before a pressing force is applied.
- a spring 125 is provided to maintain the parts 105 and the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 spaced apart by a predetermined interval or more.
- the touch part 105 disposed on the frame part 115 is fixed.
- the touch unit 105 of high height sequentially contacts the internal region 110b of the touch layer 110, and the human body's capacitance applying a force of pulling is applied to the touch unit 105 via the frame unit 115.
- the plurality of touch units 105 which are applied to the frame unit 115 and fixed to the frame unit 115, sequentially touch the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, and are capacitively touched according to a unique design geometric relationship previously designed. The touch is sequentially recognized on the screen.
- 20 to 22 are views illustrating a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 20 arranges a part of the touch part 105 of the plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of the other touch part 105 with the height of at least one touch part 105.
- the combined geometric relationship forms a unique predesigned geometric relationship.
- 105 maintains a state spaced apart from the frame unit 115 by a predetermined interval, and the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 may have an inner region 110b of the touch layer 110. Maintain spaced intervals over a certain interval.
- the touch module 100 fixes the touch layer 110 and protects the touch unit 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115.
- Comprising a housing portion 120 is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 and the frame part 115 are fixed to the touch film ( 110 and the housing 120 is not visually exposed to the outside.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch module 100 touches the contact area 110a of the touch layer 110 to the capacitive touch screen so that the touch module 100 is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 before a pressing force is applied.
- a spring 125 is provided to maintain the parts 105 and the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 spaced apart by a predetermined interval or more.
- the touch fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 is fixed. From the touch unit 105 of the high height of the unit 105 to sequentially contact the frame unit 115, from the touch unit 105 of the high height of the touch unit 105 disposed fixed to the frame unit 115 The inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 is sequentially contacted. If the touch unit 105 having the highest height among the plurality of touch units 105 is disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, the inside of the touch layer 110 is applied by the force of force.
- the touch portion 105 of the highest height disposed and fixed to the region 110b contacts the frame portion 115.
- the touch unit 105 having the highest height among the plurality of touch units 105 is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115, the highest height of the highest height that is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 by the pressure pulling force is fixed.
- the touch unit 105 contacts the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the electrostatic capacitance of the human body applying the force of force is first applied to the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115, and the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the touch part 105 is also applied to the touch part 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110.
- the touch parts 105 which are dispersed and fixed to different heights in the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 and the frame part 115 according to the order of contact with the inner area 110b of the film 110 are previously designed. Touch recognition is sequentially performed on the capacitive touch screen according to a unique design geometric relationship.
- 23 to 25 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- 23 to 25 illustrate a plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of another touch part 105 with a height of at least one touch part 105. Another embodiment is shown for placement fixation in a unique design geometric relationship predesigned at 110b.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 23 has a unique design geometrical relationship between a plurality of touch units 105 having heights of at least one touch unit 105 different from heights of other touch units 105.
- a touch layer 110 having an inner region 110b for arranging and fixing the touch layer 110, and the touch unit 105 having the highest height among the touch units 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110. It is provided with a frame portion 115 to maintain a contact state with.
- the touch module 100 fixes a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 that is fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. It is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 are fixed to the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. ) Is not exposed to the outside visually.
- a frame part 115 having an opposing surface which is in contact with the touch part 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 is provided inside the housing part 120.
- the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 which can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 is fixed.
- the parts 105 are sequentially in contact with the frame part 115 according to their respective heights, and the electrostatic capacitance of the human body applying a pinching force is passed through the frame part 115 to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- a plurality of touch units 105 which are sequentially applied to each touch unit 105 arranged to be fixed at different heights and arranged and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 are uniquely designed in advance. Touch recognition is sequentially performed on the capacitive touch screen according to the geometric relationship of the phases.
- 26 to 28 illustrate a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 26 to 28 show a plurality of touch units 105 having a height different from the height of at least one touch unit 105 and a height different from that of other touch units 105 in advance. Another embodiment is shown of placing and fixing in a unique design geometric relationship.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 26 has a unique design geometrical relationship between a plurality of touch units 105 having heights of at least one touch unit 105 different from heights of other touch units 105. It is provided with a frame portion 115 for fixing the arrangement, and has a touch film 110 for maintaining a contact state with the touch portion 105 of the highest height of the touch portion 105 fixed to the frame portion 115 It is done by
- the touch module 100 includes a housing part 120 that fixes the touch film 110 and protects the touch part 105 fixed to the frame part 115.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 disposed on the frame part 115 are visually externally touched by the touch film 110 and the housing part 120. Are not exposed.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 that can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch units 105 disposed on the frame unit 115 are fixed to each other. According to the height of the touch layer 110 in order to contact the internal region (110b) in this order, at this time the electrostatic capacitance of the human body is applied to the touch unit 105 via the frame unit 115, the frame The plurality of touch units 105 disposed and fixed to the unit 115 sequentially touch the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, and sequentially touch the capacitive touch screen according to a unique design geometric relationship that is previously designed. It is recognized.
- 29 to 31 are views illustrating a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the ninth embodiment of the present invention.
- 29 to 31 show the touch part 105 of a part of the plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of another touch part 105 with the height of at least one touch part 105.
- Another embodiment in which the arrangement is fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the remaining touch unit 105 is disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115 is illustrated.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 29 arranges some of the touch parts 105 of the plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of the other touch parts 105.
- the combined geometric relationship forms a unique predesigned geometric relationship.
- the frame unit 115 arranges and fixes the touch unit 105 having the highest height among the plurality of touch units 105, and has the highest height disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115.
- the touch unit 105 maintains contact with the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the touch module 100 fixes the touch layer 110 and protects the touch unit 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115.
- Comprising a housing portion 120 is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 and the frame part 115 are fixed to the touch film ( 110 and the housing 120 is not visually exposed to the outside.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 that can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110 is fixed. From the touch unit 105 of the high height of the unit 105 to sequentially contact the frame unit 115, from the touch unit 105 of the high height of the touch unit 105 disposed fixed to the frame unit 115 The inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 is sequentially contacted. At this time, the capacitance of the human body applying the force of force is the highest among the touch unit 105 disposed on the frame unit 115 and the touch unit 105 disposed on the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the touch unit 105 which is first applied to the touch unit 105 having a height and disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, contacts the frame unit 115, thereby preventing the touch layer 110.
- the touch panel 105 is also applied to the touch unit 105 fixedly disposed in the inner region 110b.
- the highest fixed portion disposed on the frame portion 115 is fixed among the touch portions 105 fixedly distributed at different heights to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame portion 115.
- the touch unit 105 is first touch-recognized from the touch unit 105 having a height, and the touch unit 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 by a pulling force is applied to the frame unit 115.
- a unique design in which the remaining touch units 105 are designed in advance according to the order of contact and the order in which the touch unit 105 fixed to the frame unit 115 contacts the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- Touch recognition is sequentially performed on the capacitive touch screen according to the geometric relationship of the phases.
- 32 to 34 are views illustrating a relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 provided in the touch module 100 according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention.
- the touch module 100 of FIG. 32 arranges a part of the touch part 105 of the plurality of touch parts 105 having a height different from that of the other touch part 105 with the height of at least one touch part 105.
- the combined geometric relationship forms a unique predesigned geometric relationship.
- the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 arranges and fixes the touch unit 105 having the highest height among the plurality of touch units 105, and the inside of the touch layer 110.
- the touch part 105 having the highest height disposed and fixed to the area 110b maintains contact with the frame part 115.
- the touch module 100 fixes the touch layer 110 and protects the touch unit 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 and the frame unit 115.
- Comprising a housing portion 120 is made.
- the touch film 110 is fixed to the housing part 120, and the touch parts 105 distributed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110 and the frame part 115 are fixed to the touch film ( 110 and the housing 120 is not visually exposed to the outside.
- One side of the frame part 115 protrudes to the outside of the housing part 120 to receive the capacitance of the human body holding the touch module 100 by hand. Meanwhile, the frame part 115 protruding to the outside of the housing part 120 may be connected to a handle part 130 that can be held by a human hand, and the handle part 130 is electrically connected to the frame part 115. It consists of a conductive material connected to.
- the touch is fixed to the inner area 110b of the touch film 110.
- the touch unit 105 of the high height of the unit 105 to sequentially contact the frame unit 115, from the touch unit 105 of the high height of the touch unit 105 disposed fixed to the frame unit 115 The inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 is sequentially contacted.
- the electrostatic capacitance of the human body applying the force of force is first applied to the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the frame unit 115, and the touch unit 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the touch part 105 is also applied to the touch part 105 disposed and fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch film 110.
- the touch unit 105 having the highest height disposed at the touch panel is first touch-recognized on the capacitive touch screen, and the touch unit 105 disposed at the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 by a pulling force is The remaining touch units 105 are disposed in the order of contacting the frame unit 115 and the order in which the touch unit 105 disposed on the frame unit 115 contacts the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110. They are sequentially touch-recognized on the capacitive touchscreen according to a unique design geometry that is predesigned.
- 35 to 39 are views illustrating a manufacturing process of the touch module 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 35 to 39 are similar to the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 15, in which the touch units 105 having different heights are designed in a unique design geometric relationship pre-designed in the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the touch units 105 having different heights are designed in a unique design geometric relationship pre-designed in the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- Those skilled in the art may refer to and / or modify the present FIGS. 35 to 39 and various implementation methods for the manufacturing process of the touch module 100 (for example, some steps or configurations may be omitted or the order may be changed).
- the present invention includes all the inferred implementation methods, and the technical features are not limited to the implementation method illustrated in FIGS. 35 to 39.
- the modification of the embodiment of Figures 35 to 39, the relationship between the touch portion 105, the touch film 110 and the frame portion 115 of another embodiment The process of manufacturing the touch module 100 corresponding to the above may be inferred, and the present invention may include the right to the inferred embodiment.
- a plurality of touch units 105 having heights of at least one touch unit 105 different from heights of other touch units 105 are prepared, and the plurality of touch units 105 is provided.
- the handle 135 to be prepared is prepared. Design a unique geometric relationship for arranging the plurality of touch parts 105, and forms a buried hole 140 in the handle portion 135 in accordance with the designed unique geometric relationship. If the plurality of touch units 105 can be fixed to the internal region 110b of the touch layer 110 in a unique design geometric relationship by using an automated robot process, manufacturing of the handle unit 135 Can be omitted.
- the geometric relationship on the design is a design distance relationship between the midpoints of the respective recessed holes 140, a design angle relationship between the midpoints of the respective recessed holes 140, and a design distance relationship and the angle relationship between the midpoints of the respective recessed holes 140. It may include at least one relationship of the combination of.
- the geometrical relationship of the design of arranging the plurality of embedding holes 140 fixes one of the designated embedding holes 140 of the plurality of embedding holes 140 in a predetermined fixed position on the design. May include geometric relationships to place.
- the geometrical relationship of the design is a design distance relationship between the midpoint of the designated embedding hole 140 and the midpoint of the remaining embedding hole 140, the midpoint of the designated embedding hole 140 and the midpoint of the remaining embedding hole 140. It may include at least one of a combination of an angle relationship in the design, the relationship between the distance between the design angle between the center of the designated buried hole 140 and the center of the remaining buried hole 140 and the angle relationship.
- the designated buried hole 140 fixedly disposed at a predetermined fixed position on the design may be a mark for defining a reference point of the geometric relationship on the design.
- the geometrical relationship in design is a design distance relationship between the reference point determined through the designated buried hole 140 and the midpoint of each of the buried holes 140, and a angular relationship between the reference point and the midpoint of the buried holes 140. It may include at least one of a combination of a distance relationship and an angle relationship in design between the reference point and the midpoint of each of the buried holes 140.
- the handle 135 having the embedded hole 140 formed thereon is stacked on the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 in a uniquely designed geometrical design.
- the plurality of touch units 105 are embedded in the buried holes 140 to be fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110.
- the plurality of touch units 105 embedded in the embedding hole 140 of the handle 135 form the same geometrical design as the geometrical design of the embedding hole 140. Meanwhile, when the plurality of touch units 105 are fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110, the buried plate may be removed.
- a housing part 120 for fixing the touch layer 110 is prepared, and an outer frame part 115 and an inside of the housing part 120 to be provided outside the housing part 120 are prepared.
- the inner frame portion 115 as shown in FIG. Inserting a pillar of the housing 120 into the insertion hole of the outer frame portion 115 while coupling the spring 125 between the inner frame portion 115 and the outer frame portion 115 to the inner frame portion 115 is in close contact with the housing 120.
- the inner frame part 115 and the outer frame part 115 may be coupled by bolt coupling.
- the touch film 110 manufactured as shown in FIG. 36 is fixed to the housing 120 manufactured through the process of FIG. 37 to manufacture the touch module 100 as shown in FIG. 39.
- 40 to 44 are views illustrating a manufacturing process of the touch module 100 according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 40 to 44 show a unique design geometrical relationship of the touch parts 105 having different heights in advance in the inner region 110b of the touch film 110, similarly to the embodiment of FIG. 24.
- a person having ordinary knowledge in the art to which the present invention pertains may refer to and / or modify the touch module 100 by referring to FIGS. 40 to 44.
- a variety of implementation methods e.g., implementation steps in which some steps or configurations are omitted or changed in order
- the present invention includes all the implementation methods inferred above.
- the technical features are not limited only to the implementation method illustrated in FIGS. 40 to 44.
- FIGS. 40 to 44 may modify the embodiment of FIGS. 40 to 44 to change the relationship between the touch unit 105, the touch layer 110, and the frame unit 115 of another embodiment.
- the process of manufacturing the touch module 100 corresponding to the above may be inferred, and the present invention may include the right to the inferred embodiment.
- a plurality of touch units 105 having heights of at least one touch unit 105 different from heights of other touch units 105 are prepared, and the plurality of touch units 105 is provided.
- the handle 135 to be prepared is prepared. After designing a unique geometric relationship for arranging the plurality of touch parts 105, and forming a buried hole 140 in the handle 135 according to the designed unique geometric relationship, the handle as shown in FIG. At the same time, the part 135 is stacked on the touch film 110, and the plurality of touch parts 105 are buried in the embedding hole 140 of the handle part 135 to form the inner region 110b of the touch film 110. Secure in.
- the plurality of touch units 105 fixed to the inner region 110b of the touch layer 110 form the same geometrical design as the geometrical design of the embedded hole 140.
- a housing part 120 to fix the touch layer 110 is prepared, a frame part 115 to be provided in the housing part 120 is prepared, and the frame part ( After the pillar of 115 is inserted into the insertion hole of the housing 120, the touch membrane 110 manufactured as shown in FIG. 41 is fixed to the housing 120 to secure the touch module 100 as shown in FIG. 44. To make.
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- 정전식 터치스크린에 터치되는 터치모듈에 있어서,정전식 터치스크린의 정전 변화를 유도하는 재질을 포함하여 이루어지고 미리 설계된 고유한 기하학적 관계로 정전식 터치스크린에 투영되는 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치되는 복수의 터치부; 및터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 상기 정전식 터치스크린에 접촉하는 접촉영역을 포함하여 이루어지며 상기 접촉영역의 반대방향에 구비된 내부영역에 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 지정 개수의 터치부를 배치 고정하거나 또는 상기 내부영역을 통해 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 지정 개수의 터치부와 접촉하는 터치막;을 구비하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은 터치부에 의한 정전식 터치를 정전식 터치스크린으로 전달 가능한 재질을 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 복수의 터치부들이 형성하는 기하학적 관계를 시각적으로 노출되지 않도록 차단하는 재질을 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 터치부는,수축 후 복원 가능한 재질을 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 터치부는, 적어도 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정되는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 5항에 있어서, 상기 터치부는, 가장 높은 터치부부터 순차적으로 정전식 터치스크린에 정전식으로 터치되는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 인체의 정전용량을 상기 터치부로 인가하는 프레임부를 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계는, 각 터치부의 중점 간의 거리 관계와 각도 관계 중 하나 이상의 관계를 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계는,복수의 터치부 중 어느 한 지정 터치부를 설계 상의 지정된 위치에 고정하여 배치하는 기하학적 관계를 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 9항에 있어서, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계는,상기 지정 터치부의 중점과 나머지 터치부의 중점 간의 거리 관계와 각도 관계 중 하나 이상의 관계를 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 9항에 있어서, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계는, 상기 지정 터치부를 통해 정해지는 기준점과 각 터치부들의 중점 간의 거리 관계와 각도 관계 중 하나 이상의 관계를 포함하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서,상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 복수의 터치부를 배치 고정하는 프레임부를 더 구비하며,상기 터치막은, 상기 내부영역을 통해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 12항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 12항에 있어서, 터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 상기 터치막을 일정 간격 이상 이격된 상태로 유지하는 스프링을 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 12항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 일정 간격 이상 이격되어 있다가 터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 12항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,상기 복수의 터치부 중 적어도 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 16항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 가장 높은 높이의 터치부와 접촉 상태를 유지하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서,상기 터치막은, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 복수의 터치부 중 일부의 터치부를 배치 고정하고,상기 터치모듈은, 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 복수의 터치부 중 나머지 터치부를 배치 고정하는 프레임부를 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 내부영역을 통해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 나머지 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 일부의 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 상기 터치막을 일정 간격 이상 이격된 상태로 유지하거나, 또는 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 상기 프레임부를 일정 간격 이상 이격된 상태로 유지하는 스프링을 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서,상기 프레임부는,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 일정 간격 이상 이격되어 있다가 터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 일정 간격 이상 이격되어 있다가 터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 적어도 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 26항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 가장 높은 높이의 터치부와 접촉 상태를 유지하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 18항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 내부영역에 배치 고정된 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 27항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 가장 높은 높이의 터치부와 접촉 상태를 유지하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 1항에 있어서,상기 터치막은, 상기 내부영역에 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 복수의 터치부를 배치 고정하고,상기 터치모듈은, 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 프레임부를 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 30항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 30항에 있어서,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 상기 프레임부를 일정 간격 이상 이격된 상태로 유지하는 스프링을 더 구비하여 이루어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 30항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하기 전에 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 일정 간격 이상 이격되어 있다가 터치모듈을 정전식 터치스크린에 터치하는 시점에 일 측 방향에서 가해지는 압인력에 의해 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 30항에 있어서, 상기 터치막은,상기 복수의 터치부 중 적어도 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 33항에 있어서, 상기 프레임부는,상기 내부영역에 배치 고정된 가장 높은 높이의 터치부와 접촉 상태를 유지하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 정전식 터치스크린에 터치되는 터치모듈에 있어서,정전식 터치스크린의 정전 변화를 유도하는 재질을 포함하여 이루어지고 미리 설계된 고유한 기하학적 관계로 정전식 터치스크린에 투영되는 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치되는 복수의 터치부;상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 상기 복수의 터치부를 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치 고정하는 프레임부; 및상기 정전식 터치스크린에 접촉하는 접촉영역을 포함하여 이루어지며 상기 접촉영역의 반대방향에 구비된 내부영역을 통해 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 터치막;을 구비하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 정전식 터치스크린에 터치되는 터치모듈에 있어서,정전식 터치스크린의 정전 변화를 유도하는 재질을 포함하여 이루어지고 미리 설계된 고유한 기하학적 관계로 정전식 터치스크린에 투영되는 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치되는 복수의 터치부;상기 정전식 터치스크린에 접촉하는 접촉영역을 포함하여 이루어지며 상기 접촉영역의 반대방향에 구비된 내부영역에 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 상기 복수의 터치부 중 일부의 터치부를 배치 고정하는 터치막; 및상기 복수의 터치부 중 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부를 제외한 나머지 터치부를 배치 고정하는 프레임부;를 구비하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 37항에 있어서,상기 터치막은, 상기 프레임부에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하고,상기 프레임부는, 상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 정전식 터치스크린에 터치되는 터치모듈에 있어서,정전식 터치스크린의 정전 변화를 유도하는 재질을 포함하여 이루어지고 미리 설계된 고유한 기하학적 관계로 정전식 터치스크린에 투영되는 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치되는 복수의 터치부;상기 정전식 터치스크린에 접촉하는 접촉영역을 포함하여 이루어지며 상기 접촉영역의 반대방향에 구비된 내부영역에 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계에 대응하는 상기 복수의 터치부를 상기 설계 상의 기하학적 관계로 배치 고정하는 터치막; 및상기 터치막의 내부영역에 배치 고정된 터치부와 접촉하는 프레임부;를 구비하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
- 제 36항 또는 제 37항 또는 제 39항에 있어서, 상기 터치부는, 적어도 하나의 터치부의 높이를 다른 터치부의 높이보다 높게 배치 고정되는 것을 특징으로 하는 다중 터치용 터치모듈.
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